Magic tricks using rings: recommended tricks for parties and performances
I’ve gathered some ideas for ring magic tricks.
Many ring tricks rely not on gimmicks but on techniques like hand movements, so once you learn them, you can easily perform them not only at drinking parties but also at weddings or company events.
Wouldn’t it be cool to say, “Could I borrow your ring?” and then perform a trick that makes everyone go wow—with a completely ungimmicked ring?
There are also simple tricks that beginners can try, so give them a shot!
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Magic tricks using rings: Recommended tricks for parties and performances (11–20)
Rubber band and ring magic
This is a very simple magic trick that uses the stretchy property of a rubber band.
All you’re really doing is slowly feeding out the rubber band with one hand so it looks like the ring is moving, but when you watch it, it’s a fascinating and puzzling trick.
It seems like something even small children would enjoy!
A ring that detaches from the string without being touched
It’s a magic trick where you tie a rope to a ring and pull the string, and somehow the ring comes off.
You never even touch the ring with your hands.
In fact, although it looks like the string is tied to the ring, the ring is actually detached and fixed onto the string.
It sounds puzzling in words, so please try it yourself at least once.
Piercing Ring
He puts on a ring and starts rubbing it, and then—amazingly—the ring disappears from the finger it was on and shows up on another finger.
In fact, it’s a very simple trick: he switches between a normal ring and a half-ring that’s only a semicircle.
If you spin the half-ring around, it becomes invisible to the audience, making it look as if it has vanished.
Magic where a knife passes through a ring
Using a prop, the ring is placed inside a box that a knife supposedly can’t pass through, and a cover box is put over it.
When the knife is brought down through the slot, somehow it passes straight through the ring.
This is a commercially available magic prop, but even so, it’s hard to figure out how it works, isn’t it?
Ring Magic
It would be so cool to show this at a school festival! Here are some ring magic ideas.
It’s a stylish routine where the ring seems to move freely—vanishing from your finger, traveling, and more.
It’s perfect for anyone who’s “looking for a cool trick to perform at the school festival” or “wants to do magic using everyday items.” All you need is a ring.
It’s easier to use a ring that’s a bit loose when worn on the index finger and has a wider band.
Give it a try!
Ring vanishing magic
This is a magic trick where a ring that should be on your index finger seems to vanish when you run your finger over it! It doesn’t actually disappear; you secretly hide the ring in your hand while making it look like you’ve put it back on your finger.
You can also transition to another finger as part of the flow, so after making the ring vanish, make it reappear next to wow your audience! There’s no gimmick in the ring itself, so as long as the size fits, you can borrow someone’s ring on the spot and perform.
It does require a technique for hiding the ring in your hand, so be sure to practice repeatedly!
Magic tricks using rings. Recommended tricks for parties and performances (21–30)
A card magic trick that lets you surprise someone with a ring as a gift
Let me introduce an astonishing magic trick where a real ring appears from a card that says “yubiwa” (ring)! If you’re planning to give a ring to your partner or significant other, perform this trick to delight them.
First, prepare two blank playing cards and write “yubiwa” on one of them.
Next, stack the cards on top of the deck in this order: place the card with “ゆびわ” written on it on top of the deck, then place the blank card on top of that.
Place a real ring on your palm, then set the deck on top of it.
First, show the audience the “Yubi-wa” card.
Then, pull out only the blank card together with the ring, and at that moment let the ring drop down—done! It’s a surprisingly simple setup, so with a bit of practice, anyone can pull it off successfully.
